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Planning board approves Lindquist camp relocation with revegetation and recording conditions

Town of Shapley Planning Board · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The Shapley Planning Board approved an updated plan for the Lindquist property that places the new structure about 100.1 feet from the high-water mark, requires post-construction photos and a licensed surveyor confirmation, and sets a completion deadline of June 30, 2027.

The Planning Board voted to approve an updated plan for the Lindquist property that relocates the dwelling farther from the water and requires a set of eight conditions before occupancy. The plan dated 03/02/2026 shows the house location at about 100.1 feet from the high-water mark and proposed lot coverage at roughly 9%, which the board noted will not exceed the town’s 10% lot-coverage limit.

As read into the record by the Chair, conditions of approval include pre- and post-construction shoreline photographs (post‑construction photos due within 20 days of completion), a licensed surveyor’s written confirmation that the new structure placement matches the approved specifications (to be provided to the code enforcement officer and planning board), use of best management practices until revegetation and stabilization are complete, a requirement to record the approved plan at the York County Registry of Deeds within 90 days, and a project completion date of 06/30/2027. The Chair emphasized enforcement language: “If these photos are not received, there shall be no occupancy permit provided by the code enforcement officer.”

An attendee moved to approve the plan with the stated conditions; the board seconded and voted in favor. The board signed the plan and instructed staff to monitor the photographic and survey documentation required by the conditions.